99. name and explain how the three major industries in georgia benefit our local and the global economy:\na…

99. name and explain how the three major industries in georgia benefit our local and the global economy:\na. \nb. \nc. \n100. how have these industries impacted georgias economy?\n\ntransportation - e1\n101. list the four systems of transportation that georgia has:\na. \nb. \nc. \nd. \n\nentrepreneurs - e2\n102. the amount of money left over after paying all expenses is called \n103. match the words to an example:\nservice new car\ngood haircut\n104. circle the businesses below that are georgia - based businesses:\nhome depot southwest airlines\npepsi apple sony\ngeorgia - pacific crayola\ndelta coca - cola\n\n105. match the following industries to an example:\nagricultural tourism\nentertainment new iphone\nmanufacturing movies\ntechnology factories\nservice cotton\n\npersonal finance - e3\n131. is the starting point of personal financial management!\n132. choosing your is a combination of learning what jobs are available, what interests you, and what you are willing to become qualified for.\n133. is the money taken out of your wages and set aside for future purchases or unplanned expenses.\n134. is the amount of money you could earn or make.\n135. there are three parts to a budget, they are:\na. \nb. \nc. \n136. expenses are expenses that dont change (i.e., house or rent payment).\n137. expenses are expenses that do change (i.e., food or gas for your car).\n138. true or false: savings gives you flexibility and security.\n139. true or false: debt can be good and bad.

99. name and explain how the three major industries in georgia benefit our local and the global economy:\na. \nb. \nc. \n100. how have these industries impacted georgias economy?\n\ntransportation - e1\n101. list the four systems of transportation that georgia has:\na. \nb. \nc. \nd. \n\nentrepreneurs - e2\n102. the amount of money left over after paying all expenses is called \n103. match the words to an example:\nservice new car\ngood haircut\n104. circle the businesses below that are georgia - based businesses:\nhome depot southwest airlines\npepsi apple sony\ngeorgia - pacific crayola\ndelta coca - cola\n\n105. match the following industries to an example:\nagricultural tourism\nentertainment new iphone\nmanufacturing movies\ntechnology factories\nservice cotton\n\npersonal finance - e3\n131. is the starting point of personal financial management!\n132. choosing your is a combination of learning what jobs are available, what interests you, and what you are willing to become qualified for.\n133. is the money taken out of your wages and set aside for future purchases or unplanned expenses.\n134. is the amount of money you could earn or make.\n135. there are three parts to a budget, they are:\na. \nb. \nc. \n136. expenses are expenses that dont change (i.e., house or rent payment).\n137. expenses are expenses that do change (i.e., food or gas for your car).\n138. true or false: savings gives you flexibility and security.\n139. true or false: debt can be good and bad.

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Brief Explanations:

  1. Common major industries in Georgia could include agriculture (provides food and raw - materials for local and global markets), manufacturing (creates goods for sale locally and globally), and tourism (brings in revenue from visitors).
  2. These industries have likely increased employment, generated tax revenues, and contributed to the state's GDP.
  3. Georgia's transportation systems may include road, rail, air, and water.
  4. The amount of money left over after paying all expenses is called savings.
  5. Service - Haircut; Good - New car.
  6. Georgia - based businesses: Georgia - Pacific, Delta, Coca - Cola.
  7. Agricultural - Cotton; Entertainment - Movies; Manufacturing - Factories; Technology - New iPhone; Service - Tourism.
  8. Setting financial goals is the starting point of personal financial management.
  9. Choosing your career is a combination of learning what jobs are available, what interests you, and what you are willing to become qualified for.
  10. Savings is the money taken out of your wages and set aside for future purchases or unplanned expenses.
  11. Income is the amount of money you could earn or make.
  12. The three parts of a budget are income, expenses, and savings.
  13. Fixed expenses are expenses that DON'T change (i.e., house or rent payment).
  14. Variable expenses are expenses that DO change (i.e., food or gas for your car).
  15. True. Savings gives you flexibility and security.
  16. True. Debt can be good (e.g., mortgage for a home) and bad (e.g., high - interest credit card debt).

Answer:

  1. a. Agriculture: Provides food and raw materials for local and global markets. b. Manufacturing: Creates goods for local and global sale. c. Tourism: Brings in revenue from visitors.
  2. Increased employment, tax revenues, and GDP contribution.
  3. a. Road b. Rail c. Air d. Water
  4. Savings
  5. Service - Haircut; Good - New car
  6. Georgia - Pacific, Delta, Coca - Cola
  7. Agricultural - Cotton; Entertainment - Movies; Manufacturing - Factories; Technology - New iPhone; Service - Tourism
  8. Setting financial goals
  9. Career
  10. Savings
  11. Income
  12. a. Income b. Expenses c. Savings
  13. Fixed
  14. Variable
  15. True
  16. True